Walthamstow Village Area Guide
A locals' guide to Walthamstow Village
Where do Walthamstow Village locals go?
The Italian Delicatessen of Walthamstow
The deli counter stocks a superb range of Italian cheeses, cured meats and crudités to enjoy as antipasti or ingredients. Freshly-baked breads include focaccia. Superb quality wines and spirits. The warm welcome and customer service is what makes this delicatessen authentic. A great shop in Walthamstow.Read more
Cove17
New addition to Hoe Street and another sign of positive improvement in the area. Affordable accessories for gentlemen, some of which are produced by local manufacturers; fantastic barbers, and plenty of interesting conversation while you sit and wait. The owners also produce their own beard oil on site.Read more
Why not explore the nearby areas of
walthamstow and surrounding areas,
walthamstow,
lloyd park,
hale end,
higham hill,
highams park,
church end e18,
upper leytonstone,
south woodford,
and wanstead
Did you know?
"The name Walthamstow is derived from "place where guests are welcome" and appears in the Domesday Book as Wilcumestou. It remains to this day a very friendly place!"Explore Walthamstow Village
What locals say about Walthamstow Village
“There is so much happening in Walthamstow, with exciting new developments every month provided by budding Waltham Forest entrepreneurs. It's been great to observe the change over the last 16 years.”
Lee
“It's diverse and vibrant. A great place to live. Walthamstow is the place for all people, for families and professionals wishing to be part of a close community.”
Liz
“Walthamstow Village is definitely one of the best urban villages in London. Here, you can find fantastic schools, pubs and restaurants, an abundance of groups for babies and children and a real sense of community. Just outside the village, we now have The Scene development which has brought a cinema back to the area along with a number of great chain restaurants.”
Local resident
Activities near Walthamstow Village
Lenny Henry: Still At Large
Part stand-up, part storytelling and part conversation with himself (and with you), this new live show sees Lenny return to the experiences that shaped him while also exploring the ideas, challenges and creative sparks driving him today. From the unforgettable days of The Lenny Henry Show and Chef! to acclaimed dramatic performances in Othello and, more recently, The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, Lenny traces the roles, characters and moments that have defined his remarkable career – and shares what continues to inspire him now as he reflects on a life lived out loud. Expect big laughs, heart and a celebration of the many versions of Lenny: the actor, the impressionist, the comedian, the fundraiser and the Stand-Up Anecdotalist.Read more
Al Murray: All You Need Is Guv
“Country, the UK, lost its way, seeks life partner/mentor/inspiration. Good sense of humour essential. No timewasters, tedious show-offs or offend-o-trons need apply. HR free zone.” Standing up so you don't have to take it lying it down anymore, the Pub Landlord is back to make sense of the questions you probably already had the answers to. You know what they say: There’s no school like the old school, with the dodgy overflowing toilets.Read more
Eclectic Shock
An evening of wonderful, varied original live music with: MICHAEL J SHEEHY Solo set from Miraculous Mule, United Sounds of Joy, Dream City Film Club Songwriter NOSE GHOST Great young Rock 'n' Rollers with brilliant songs. FIRST WORLD PROBLEMS Punchy, catchy, punky tunes SIMON AND THE SPEARS HauspünksRead more
Mrs H and the Sing-Along Band
Mrs H and the Sing-along Band bring their infectious blend of family music to a new weekly sing-along at The Trades Hall. Their aim is to provide quality music for children, that adults will love too. Bring your voices, silly dances, a sprinkling of mischief and don't hold back from joining in the fun!Read more
"the Future Shape of Sound Festival” (Album Release Party)
The Future Shape Of Sound are a 9-piece Rock'n'Roll Gospel outfit based in East London, spear-headed by accomplished music producer Alex McGowan aka "Captain Future" and fronted by powerhouse lead vocalist Claire Allen. Visualise a bunch of Rock'n'Roll, blues musicians and gospel singers coming together to rock out in a disused circus tent! They have picked up plays on BBC Radio 2 and BBC 6 Music, been playlisted in major retail stores, and have put their spectacle on such stages as Glastonbury, Womad, Bestival and Shambala. Featuring: - The Future Shape Of Sound - Rotten Boroughs - The Guerrilla Street Gospel Choir - Captain Future.Read more
Wood Street weekly Indoor Market
This not so hidden gem on Wood Street has been run as a market since 1955. With its quirky local businesses, there’s always a surprise in store when you visit. You’ll find vintage toys, clothing and vinyl, costume hire, home-cooked food, jewellery antiques, a barber, a boutique hairdresser, and more.Read more
Jim Mageean
Jim lives in Cullercoats and was born in the north east, though the ten years he spent in London has made him well known in the capital. He has a lovely powerful voice and is known for his shanty singing. But his repertoire and erudite knowledge is so much broader than shanties, or even sea songs. He draws on this deep well of songs and knowledge whenever he performs and is always entertaining.Read more
About Walthamstow Village
Walthamstow Village centres around St. Mary's Church, which was founded in the 12th century. Orford Road, the ancient road leading up to St Mary's church, has in recent years developed as an attractive street of small restaurants, cafes and an upmarket local supermarket.
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